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should not save the image to an internal hard disk of the target machine, because it cannot be

accessed during the stand-alone deployment.

5. Boot the target machine into Acronis Snap Deploy 5 Standalone Utility.

6. If you saved the master image to a media, attach or insert the media.

Acronis Snap Deploy 5 Standalone Utility can deploy an image located:

 In a network folder.

 On a USB or FireWire (IEEE-1394) storage device (such as a flash drive) attached to the target

machine.

 On DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW, or recordable Blu-ray Discs (BD-R, BD-RE) loaded in

the target machine’s media drive.

The image created on removable media has to fit into one media disk. To deploy an image spread

over several CDs, DVDs or other media, copy all parts of the image to the same folder on an

external drive or to a network folder.

7. Configure the deployment operation as described in “Creating a deployment template” (p. 85).

Note that the template cannot be saved because the stand-alone utility does not access Acronis

Snap Deploy 5 OS Deploy Server.

8. Review the deployment settings, and then start the stand-alone deployment.

10.6 User-initiated deployment (custom deployment)

Acronis Snap Deploy 5 can be configured in such a way that users will be able to deploy and

re-deploy their machines with one click on the boot menu.

User-initiated deployment is also called custom deployment.

10.6.1 Understanding user-initiated deployment

An administrator creates a set of deployment templates (p. 85) that meet the organization’s needs

and assigns to each template a name that can be easily understood by a user.

The administrator creates an Acronis bootable media with these templates or uploads these

templates to a PXE server. The administrator then switches on the user-initiated deployment mode.

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